After being strongly influenced by the doctrines of Filippo Buonarotti, this man organized the "Society of Families," and the "Society of the Seasons," with which he attempted an 1839 insurrection against his country's government. His long terms of imprisonment for revolutionary activities led him to be known as l'enferme, or "the locked-up one," and his writings include the collection Critique sociale as well as a manual on urban guerilla warfare entitled "Instruction for a Taking Up of Arms." 
After being strongly influenced by the doctrines of Filippo Buonarotti, this man organized the "Society of Families," and the "Society of the Seasons," with which he attempted an 1839 insurrection against his country's government. His long terms of imprisonment for revolutionary activities led him to be known as l'enferme, or "the locked-up one," and his writings include the collection Critique sociale as well as a manual on urban guerilla warfare entitled "Instruction for a Taking Up of Arms." During the Franco-Prussian war, this journalist encouraged resistance to the Germans in the periodical "Our Country in Danger," and shortly after his 1881 death, a reconciliation between Marxists and the followers of this man resulted in the formation of the Central Revolutionary Committee.This man's election as the deputy from Bordeaux in 1879 was invalidated, and the government of Adolphe Thiers refused to recognize the presidential election of this man during an 1870 revolt. For ten poins, identify this French Socialist, who was elected President of the Paris Commune.
After being strongly influenced by the doctrines of Filippo Buonarotti, this man organized the "Society of Families," and the "Society of the Seasons," with which he attempted an 1839 insurrection against his country's government.
Louis-Auguste {Blanqui}